What have I already told them?What should I not bring up?A safe place to eat?
What do you feel like?
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🦐 Allergic to shellfish🍷 The wine bar you promised
🦐 Allergic to shellfish, and not a little👶 Her sister Camille just had a baby🇩🇪 Berlin, 5 to 9 September🍷 The wine bar you promised🎤 Little Simz at Montreux🐈 Miso the cat🛵 Naples story: already told twice🏆 Competition results in 3 weeks🥐 Breakfast at Bourg-de-Four🧗 Climbing at Vertic-Halle📵 Hates phones at the table🦐 Allergic to shellfish, and not a little👶 Her sister Camille just had a baby🇩🇪 Berlin, 5 to 9 September🍷 The wine bar you promised🎤 Little Simz at Montreux🐈 Miso the cat🛵 Naples story: already told twice🏆 Competition results in 3 weeks🥐 Breakfast at Bourg-de-Four🧗 Climbing at Vertic-Halle📵 Hates phones at the table
Sound familiar?
Toomanypeople. Onebrain.
Seven conversations on Tinder?
Three more on Hinge?
Instagram DMs piling up?
And Snapchat, let us not even start.
Guys, girls, or both: same problem.
How do you keep track of who is who? Who lives nearby, who wants what,
who told you what, and what you promised to whom.
You do not need more options.
You have too many. You need to see clearly.
“Wait, did I already tell her this?”
You told the Naples story on date one. Then again on date two. They caught it. You did not.
“What was his sister's name again?”
He said it once, three weeks ago, between two other messages. And it mattered to him.
“20 min scrolling back before every date”
Reading the whole thing from the top just to know where you left off. Every time.
You talk to the people you actually like. We put the rest back in order:
the memory, the date ideas, and who really fits what you are looking for.
Dating · Friends · Network
Threebooks. Onememory.
Same Noa, three jobs. Seduction coach, friendship coach, career coach:
it switches hats with the book. Its name and its voice are yours to set.
Dating
Where are we at, the two of us?
What they like, what you have already told them, what you promised, and the one thing not to bring up. You turn up knowing.
This mode adds: what they are looking for, their situation, kids, how they text.
Noa becomes
Your seduction coach
The friend who knows how to talk to the person you like, and teaches you. How to open, flirt, follow up, ask them out: with what they told you, so it sounds like you. Never “make them wait”.
Listen
Be yourself
Make the last move
Seeing Elodie tonight,
help me pleasee
Three things. She is allergic to shellfish, do not bring up her ex, and the wine bar is tonight.
Friends
When is Hugo's birthday again?
Your crew is ten people and a hundred details. One's birthday, another's sister, the one who just changed jobs. Note it once, get it all back before the next night out.
This mode adds: how you met, their crew, what you do together, how often you see them.
Noa becomes
Your friendship coach
Adult friendships die of silence, not fights. It gives you the reason to text first, the sentence to do it, and the plan that fits this friend, introvert or busy parent.
Text first
Remember
Small steps, often
Lost touch with Hugo,
where is he at?
His sister Inès gets married in October, he was stressing about his speech. Ask him how it went.
Network
What was she looking for again?
Six months after the conference, she replies. You see the name, you see the face, and you have no idea what she does. Noa does.
This mode adds: role, industry, what they are working on, what they need, when to follow up.
Noa becomes
Your career coach
Allergic to fake networking. Give before you ask, follow up within 48 hours with one precise detail, warm intros over cold messages. Never sales.
Give first
Follow up fast
Never a pitch
Seeing Maya again tomorrow, what was she looking for?
A front-end dev for her studio, available in January. You promised her a name.
How it works
Add.Screenshot. AskNoa.
01
Add them
Met at a bar, on an app, in a DM, at a party. One tap, a first name. The rest comes on its own.
02
You give it something to read
A screenshot from your camera roll, a pasted conversation, a WhatsApp export, or the data export of a dating app. Noa reads it and fills the card in, you confirm. Or you type three words, when you learn something.
03
Ask Noa
Two hours before, you write 'seeing Hugo tonight'. Then you ask for whatever you need, as many times as you like.
The gesture
Screenshot. Pick. Filed.
So, dinner friday? 🍝
I'm in! heads up tho, i'm allergic to shellfish so unless you wanna see me flatline let's skip that lmao 😅
Noted 😄
1 A screenshot, in your camera roll
Read a screenshot
Pick screenshots
Recents
1 of 3 picked
2 On their card, you pick it
Elodie's card
NewShellfish allergy. Serious.
3 You read it back, and it is filed
Ask Noa
Don'treadthecard. JustaskNoa.
Like reading up on a company before an interview.
You just ask.
Elodie, 27
Lausanne·Architect
SingleSomething serious
Where you talk
WhatsAppiMessageInstagramSnapchatHinge
Be careful
Allergies
Shellfish. Serious, not a preference.
Hates
People who answer the phone at the table
Do not bring up
Her ex, 4 years, ended in March
The basics
Height
1.68 m
From
Swiss and Italian
Speaks
French, English, a bit of Italian
Company
Studio Baur, Lausanne
Studied
Architecture, EPFL
Met at
A bar in Ouchy, 18 July
Family
Sister
Camille (just had a baby)
Pet
Miso, her cat
Tastes
Favorite dish
Ramen, and her mother's tiramisu
Coffee order
Flat white, no sugar
Music
Neo soul, Little Simz
Sport
Climbing, twice a week
Dream trip
Back to Kyoto
Card filled at 62%26 memories · 3 weeks
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Noa
What should I not bring up?A safe place to eat?Brief me
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Live demo on a fictional card. Noa answers for real, and the three opening questions change with every new conversation.
Actually tested
Four details easy to miss.
Noa caught all four.
We wrote three weeks of conversation with Elodie: 26 messages, notes and dates, the way it really goes. Four things that matter are said once, in the middle of something else. We asked for a brief before the date: Noa brought back all four, in under four seconds.
The allergy dropped mid-message
Naples told twice
The ex, mentioned once
The wine bar promised in passing
And nothing made up.
What it does
LikeNotes, butitanswersback.
You already keep notes on your phone. Difference is, you can ask this one.
Noa
You type “seeing Hugo tonight”, and you ask what you want to know: what not to bring up, what you promised, where you two stand. And Noa switches jobs with the book: seduction coach, friendship coach, career coach. Every new conversation opens on three different questions, drawn from over a hundred: you tap, it answers.
NoaThe app, for real
Cards that grow
Over 25 fields, from favorite color to the stuff you should never say. You fill it as you go, like a game profile.
"Already said that" detector
It flags the stories and openers you have already used on someone. It stings, but it stops you repeating yourself.
Screenshot or conversation
Open a screenshot from your camera roll, paste a conversation, a WhatsApp export, or the data export of a dating app. It gets filed on its own, and every fact quotes the line that proves it. No connection to any dating app.
An agenda Noa reads
Friday 7 pm at the Flon, Tuesday lunch with Anna. Set the meeting on the card, with the alerts you want, and Noa answers "who am I seeing this week?". Once it is past, it joins the memories.
Private, actually
Your cards live on your phone. With an optional account, you find them on another phone. To answer, Noa sends the text of a card to an external AI service, and we say so to your face. No feed, no matching, nobody else sees anything.
Respectful memory
Itshowswhen youremember.
4TheChase is not built to collect people. It is built to pay attention to them. Everything else follows from that.
Your cards stay yours
They live on your phone, not on a server. No account to create, so no password to steal, and no list of names to leak.
Zero connection to dating apps
Never. Plugging in without permission would get your own account banned. You open a screenshot from your camera roll, and that is it.
No feed, no matching
Nobody sees your cards. Not other people, not us. There is nothing social about it, on purpose.
Straight about the AI
Noa does not guess: to write its answer, what you give it to read leaves the phone, the text of a card as well as a screenshot or a voice note. Who reads it, and what they do with it, is spelled out in the privacy policy.
The deal
Yourdataisnot forsale.
Freemium, plain and simple: three people free, you pay if you want more. You are the customer, not the product. There is no advertiser in this app, and there never will be.
Nothing sold. Ever.
No data broker, no advertiser, no partner. Not now, not later. It is not a pricing decision, it is what the product is.
Your cards live on your phone
Without an account they never leave it: we have no database, no copy, we cannot read them. If you create an account, they are copied to our server in Switzerland, in Zurich, so you find them on another phone. That is all it does, and you can delete it from the app.
No tracking, no ads, no feed
The site sets no tracking cookies, which is why it shows no banner. The app has no advertising and nothing social.
You pay with money, not with data
Three cards free. Beyond that, a subscription or a one-time pass. That is the only way we make money.
Thought up and built in LausanneSwitzerland, where privacy is not a marketing angle but the law.
What does leave: your email if you join the early access list, and what you give Noa to read, meaning the text of a card when you ask a question, plus a screenshot or a voice note when you hand one over. Nothing else. The provider and what it does are named in the privacy policy.
Pricing
Freeforthreepeople. Fairafterthat.
We do not charge per person you remember. Remembering more people is the whole point.
Everyone starts on Free. Keeper and the Founder's pass open with the app, and are paid through your Apple or Google account, the way every app does it.
The price of one drink a month, so you never turn up to a date having forgotten everything.
Fair use means what it says: no visible counter, but a ceiling high enough that nobody runs up everyone else's bill.
Prices in CHF. Local equivalent shown in the app stores.
FAQ
Goahead,ask.
What is 4TheChase, in one sentence?
A private memory app: one card per person you meet, filled from your notes, screenshots and conversations, and Noa, an AI coach who answers on it before you see them again. Three books, dating, friends and network, on iPhone and Android.
Isn't it a bit creepy to keep notes on people?
An address book has done the same forever. What matters is the use: here your notes are there to pay attention to someone, not to file them away. They stay on your phone, and you can erase everything in one tap.
Does it connect to my dating apps?
No, and it never will. Those apps keep their doors shut, and plugging in unofficially gets your own account banned. Instead you open a screenshot from your camera roll: to be read it leaves the phone, then it is filed in the right card once you have read it back. It works from any app, and nothing plugs into your account.
Who is this for?
Everyone, whatever your orientation: whether you are into guys, girls or both, the product assumes nothing. The gender on a card only exists so that Noa writes "she" or "he" in the right place, never to sort anyone. And the three modes work the same: dating, friends, network.
What is Noa like?
Depends on the book. On a Dating card it is a seduction coach: it teaches you how to talk to the person you like, flirt and follow up, and points you back to what they told you so it rings true. On a Friends card, a friendship coach: it pushes you to text first and shapes the plan to the person. On a Network card, a career coach: give before you ask, follow up fast, never sell. Three personalities, one shared rule: no manipulation, no pressure, ever. And so you never run dry, every conversation opens on three fresh questions, matched to the book.
Can I tune it?
Yes, and you feel it in the conversation. In settings you pick its name, its gender, formal or casual address, the style and length of its answers. Rename it Neo: the input says “Ask Neo”, and it talks the way you set it, on every card.
Where does my data go?
On your phone. Without an account, nothing else holds them. If you create an account (optional), they are copied to our server in Switzerland, in Zurich, so you find them on another phone; deleting the account erases that copy. What leaves in every case: what you give Noa to read, the text of a card when you ask a question, a screenshot or a voice note when you hand one over. The provider is named in the privacy policy. And you can export everything from the settings, as a readable file, photos included.
Where can I get it?
iPhone and Android, both at launch. Nobody waits because of the phone in their pocket. Early access opens on both at the same time.
How much does it cost?
Free forever with three cards, ten questions to Noa and five imports a month. Keeper at CHF 10.90 a month or CHF 98 a year lifts those three limits. The Founder's pass is limited to 500 numbered people: CHF 199 once for life for the first 100, CHF 249 after that. Payment goes through your Apple or Google account.
Can I delete everything?
Yes, any time, from the app settings. "Export my data" gives you a readable file with your cards, memories and photos; "Erase all data" wipes everything from the phone. Swiss and European law give you that right; we put it in the settings instead of one email away.
Is it only for dating?
No. Dating is where we started, because that is where people forget fastest. But the app has three modes: Dating, Friends and Network. A new colleague, a friend of a friend, someone from a conference. Anyone you would like to remember properly.
If I delete the app, does my subscription stop?
No, and it is the most common mistake. A subscription lives in your Apple or Google account, not in the app: uninstalling does not cancel it, and you keep being charged. You cancel it on the App Store or on Google Play, under your subscriptions. Erasing your data from the app does not cancel it either.
